Good thing I buy my consoles based on games and not drama/politics. Xbox One day one for me.
Go ahead and define "politics" and "drama" for me, because in the context you just used them in, they make no sense whatsoever.
3 months ago Microsoft tried to usurp consumer rights. They wanted to loophole consumers out of the right of first sale and oh yeah, they wanted to require everyone to be online to use their console, and furthermore to check in every 24 hours whether you were playing a single player game offline or not, an experiment in DRM that was shown multiple times to only hinder game experiences this generation. They also required kinect, not just to be plugged in but for the box to function, and PRISM showed that not just those wearing tinfoil hats had a reason to be a little concerned about an always connected device in their living room that could listen and see beng required for their games console to function.
They wanted to fundamentally alter the consumer rights of the gaming industry and whether or not this would have affected you personally, it certainly didn't amount to a bunch of 'politics' and 'drama'.
This is without even mentioning the half baked policies and confused, conflicting responses by Microsoft higher ups to simple questions in the month following the XBONE reveal. This is without mentioning Larry Hyrb's condescending, patronizing dismissal to an interviewee who insinuated the restrictive DRM features were simply a software feature that could be switched off, an insinuation which would be proved entirely true just a few weeks later when Microsoft flipped its course and removed the features.
And finally, this is all without even mentioning the fact that the XBOX was abandoned at the launch of the 360, and now the 360 is being left to die just the same, while the PS2 is just now being put out to pasture by Sony, and in the launch year of the PS4, Sony has given PS3 arguably its strongest lineup of games in its 6 year existence. This is without mentioning the relative value of PS+ over XBOX Live Gold, how Microsoft puts services that consumers already pay for behind their own paywall.
Look, I own a PS3 and not a 360. I have a PlayStation logo in my avatar. I'm not perfectly objective, because I am a human being with tastes and preferences and biases and I am different than you. But there is a reason people are upset with Microsoft still. There was a good reason behind the uproar at their proposed policies. The people spoke, on the internet and in person, with their mouths and wallets, and they spoke loudly enough that Microsoft had to do something so drastic as to be almost completely without precedent and completely change said policies just months after telling the world about them.
Obviously, you certainly aren't wrong in any way for still wanting an XBONE. You have every right to be excited about the games that will exclusively come to that console, to the rich experiences it offers. But where you are wrong is in reducing Microsoft's original plans and the corresponding consumer backlash to mere trivial "politics" and "drama".